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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1944
Page
6
Sunday School 11 60 a m preaching at noon at the Lake School Building. Visitors include Harvey Hathon in town visiting his father Louis Hathon. Several locals and out of town relatives stopped by. Red Cross meets Friday February 4 with much work to do. Community notices list various visits and small town reminders.
Dover Tabernacle Sunday School at 16 15 a m led by Charles V Van Den Bergh. New 1 C C F Hall Sunday School at 16 30 a m. Seventh Day Adventist Easter Building service at 1 30 p m. Catholic St Cecilia's Mass at 10 30 a m Rev Stanley Morrison. G T Henry's Catholic Church Rosebush Mass at 9 00 a m Rev Gordon Grant. All welcome.
Lake George community hosts Sunday School each week at 10 30 with Superintendent Harry Moyer. Loomis Sunday School meets at 10 46 am with 7 30 pm preaching. Loomis Missionary Church led by Rev J Wesley Teale offers 10 am Sunday School and 7 30 pm service with Tuesday prayer at the parsonage. Everyone welcome.
Rev Harold Watson presides morning worship at 10:30 a m Church School led by Mrs F FitzGerald at 11 30 a m Pilgrim Youth Fellowship meets at 6 00 p m Superintendent listed for church activities in Clare Michigan services and youth gathering announced.
Rev. E. C. G. Leyrer, pastor of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran located on US-27 at the north end of Clare opens English service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School follows at 11:45 a.m. Residence 1002 McEwan St. Phone 141.
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Saturday school held every Saturday at 4 00 p m. The Ladies Aid Society meets in the parsonage next Wednesday after noon February 9 at 2 00 p m The annual meeting postponed last month will be held All members come Sunday School Teachers meeting every last Tuesday of the month 8 00 a m.
Rev. Ernest Burk pastor. Sunday School 10 30 a m. C W T preaching 8 00 p m. Christian Endeavor 7 00 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 00 p m at the parsonage. All services begin by Central War Time. Everyone welcome to attend.
Rev M R Honderich and Mrs M R Honderich welcome all. No creed but Christ no law but love no book but the Bible. Eastern War Time services: Sunday school 11:00 a m preaching 12:00 noon evening program 8:00 9:00 p m with devotional 8:45 p m led by youth. Wednesday prayer and Bible study 9:00 p m. All welcome.
Colville Elm Grove and Arthur Churches of God list pastor Rev Charles Kleinhardt and contact. Arthur Center Sunday School 10 30 a m preaching 11 30 a m February 6 prayer meeting Thursdays 8 00 p m Elm Grove Sunday School 11 00 a m preaching 8 00 p m Colville preaching February 13 11 30 a m
The Christian Science Church plans the Spirit centered Lesson-Sermon for Sunday February 6. The Golden Text from Galatians 5:5 speaks of waiting for the righteousness by faith through Spirit. Bible readings include John 4 24 and a Correlative from Science and Health stating Spirit being God and there is but one Spirit and one God.
The Church of God on West Sixth and Maple Streets, led by Pastor H L Cleveland, starts with Church School at 10:00 under Superintendent Lois Tope. Attendance is rising as many recover from the flu.
The notice outlines a Sunday service at 11:00 with the subject God’s Building and an Evening Service starting with singing at 7:30 and preaching at 8:00. Rev J T Smith will continue services all next week. The church invites attendees to enjoy the Lord’s service.
Morning worship at 10:00 with sermon on Our Human Hungers. Church School at 11:15 for adults We Share God Multiplies. Readings from Mark chapters 6 and 8. Cantata practice 3:00. Junior Youth Fellowship 5:30 led by Mrs Don Holbrook. Evening hour 7:30 with Chapter 2 study The Church After the War. Choir practice Wednesday 8:00. Senior Youth Fellowship Thursday 7:30 led by Miss Graves. Public invited.
Psa 98:1 invites praise as Mr. Palmer speaks at both Sunday morning 10 30 and evening 7 30 services with topic The Lamb of the Lion. Sunday School 11 30 supervised by Howard Schlafley. Wednesday Prayer 2 00 and KVYB Club for children Tuesday 4 00.
Vernon City residents and relatives from Flint and nearby towns visited family members across Loomis and Vernon. Mrs. Lola Rulapaugh traveled from Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Don Swindlehurst hosted with two children. Mrs. Howard Penrose and Mrs. C. A. Heiser spent time with War ren Heiser and others.
Charles Monroe ill at home west of Rosebush. Martin Heiser and family from Law BNE visited his mother Mrs. C. A. Heiser Sunday. Frank Bowen and family from Gladwin were Sunday guests of his mother and husband Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolen. Callers included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Irwin and Ma. and Mrs. Ralph Irwin and children of northwest Vernon.
Mrs. Elton Darnell and friends from Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Middleton Sunday evening. Mrs. Frank Gaffney and Caroline called on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook Sunday afternoon. The Middleton and Darnell families attended a sale at Farwell Saturday. The Cook and Middleton homes hosted visits and a Clare sale Wednesday. Otis Hicks and sons from Sears stopped at the Cook home Saturday afternoon. Paul Muzyek of Detroit was calling on old neighbors last week.
Mrs. Lewland Favreau and brother Seaver Burton of Alma visited their parental home over the weekend. Red Cross ladies and husbands met Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brockway last Friday evening for a productive gathering. Floyd Squires and Robin Smith of West Grant visited their parents here Sunday. Howard Brockway family visited the Van Blarcom home in Greenwood. Henry Heintzelman has returned to the farm after months in Lansing. Miss Marjorie Hileman of Mt Pleasant visited over Sunday.
Lord's Day services at Gilmore Center on February 6 include a long devotion and Lord's Supper at 10:00 a.m. Bible School with Alvin Wood. Aligned obituaries note the death of Spencer, longtime Gilmore resident, January 22 in Mt. Pleasant, with funeral at Gilmore Church of Christ.
Rev. and Mrs. M R Honderich led meetings at Brown Street and spoke Friday. Prayer meeting at the parsonage Thursday drew good attendance. Norman Hutchinson and the Honderichs spoke Sunday evening. Various neighbors visited, celebrated birthdays, and others called on friends across the community.
Mrs. Lowell Penrose Marguerite and Morris helped celebrate with a pot luck dinner and homemade ice cream for Auntie Pearl. Janice Rose and others visited Grandma Sutherland in Clare. Various families hosted Sunday dinners and guests at multiple homes including Arthur and Dover.
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